Anyone flying a drone for business, commercial enterprise, government, or non-profit operations must comply with FAA Part 107 regulations and hold a Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate. This course is designed to prepare participants for the FAA Remote Pilot Knowledge Test by providing a comprehensive understanding of drone regulations, airspace requirements, weather considerations, flight operations, and safety procedures.
Train to fly drones with a hands‑on, instructor‑guided flight course. You’ll learn to operate a quadcopter safely and legally, complete essential pre‑flight procedures, and build confidence in both manual controls and intelligent flight modes.
Need help preparing for the FAA Part 107 Exam? Our instructors offer customized review sessions covering key exam topics and sample questions to build your confidence. Bring your toughest questions, whether it is airspace, weather, or anything else. Enjoy two hours of focused, intensive review, with additional times available upon request. Offered in‑person or via Zoom.
Our FAA Part 107–certified drone pilots will meet you at a convenient location for hands‑on training. You can try a variety of drones before you buy, or we can work with your own equipment. We’ll help you register your drone and guide you through pre‑flight planning, airspace, temporary flight restrictions, and weather essentials.
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This course covers Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations, focusing on maintaining safe separation and collision avoidance. Students learn extended‑distance flight, weather impacts, system management, regulations, safety protocols, risk assessment, and emergency response.
Learn how to plan and fly drones safely, even if you don’t own one yet. We can provide drones or you can bring your own. Training starts at $60 per hour with a two‑hour minimum. You’ll learn safe, legal, and ethical operations, including where you can fly and how to request waivers.
This course introduces key Advanced Air Mobility topics, including E‑VTOL aircraft, distributed electric propulsion, battery systems, brushless motors, hybrid electric propulsion, avionics, and certification pathways.